CA AB647CA AB647 addresses the issue of abandoned recreational vehicles (RVs) in California. The bill amends existing laws to provide clearer guidelines on how these vehicles can be handled and removed. This aims to help local governments manage abandoned RVs more effectively and reduce their impact on communities.
CA AB647 is a house bill in the California 2025-2026 Regular Session, sponsored by Mark Gonzalez (D), currently “Passed” since September 30, 2026.
We track 5,060 California bills this session, 37 of them sponsored by Mark Gonzalez.
The key recorded vote (Senate, August 20, 2026) ended 39–0 and passed.
Supporters of CA AB647 argue that the bill is a necessary step towards enhancing community safety and cleanliness. By providing local authorities with better tools to deal with abandoned RVs, the bill helps protect neighborhoods and supports responsible vehicle ownership.
Critics of CA AB647 may argue that the bill could lead to the unjust removal of individuals living in their RVs, potentially displacing vulnerable populations. They might also express concerns about the costs associated with enforcing the new regulations and the potential for increased penalties.
Source: LegiScan roll call vote data.
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What does CA AB647 do?
CA AB647 addresses the issue of abandoned recreational vehicles (RVs) in California. The bill amends existing laws to provide clearer guidelines on how these vehicles can be handled and removed. This aims to help local governments manage abandoned RVs more effectively and reduce their impact on communities.
How did the vote on CA AB647 go?
The key recorded vote (Senate, August 20, 2026) ended 39–0 and passed.
What is the status of CA AB647?
CA AB647 is currently “Passed” in the California legislature.
Who sponsored CA AB647?
Mark Gonzalez (D) sponsored CA AB647.
